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TrueSeaMoss offers nutritious, delicious, and enjoyable chewable gummies that contain 1,200 mg of Irish sea moss, a superfood rich in 92 essential minerals that are important fo...
Wildcrafted sea moss gel is a type of food product that is made by harvesting wild sea moss and blending it into a gel-like consistency. Wildcrafted sea moss refers to sea moss ...
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TrueSeaMoss offers delicious and nutritious elderberry gummies containing 1200mg of Irish Sea Moss, a superfood that contains 92 essential minerals required for optimal body function. In addition, our gummies also contain 130mg of burdock root and 400mg of bladderwrack, which serve as natural immune and heart stimulants and aid in digestion. Our catalog features a wide selection of elderberry gummy flavors, and you're sure to find your favorite. It's important to note that the maximum recommended serving for both children and adults is two elderberry sea moss gummies per day.
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Our brand is dedicated to providing high-quality organic sea moss products that are sustainably harvested and carefully processed to maintain their natural nutrients and health benefits. We are committed to promoting a healthy lifestyle by offering a wide range of sea moss products, including raw, gel, and capsules, that are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
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WHAT IS SEA MOSS?
Irish sea moss is a type of red seaweed found on the west coast of Ireland and the east coast of North America. The moss is harvested after the spring tides in the shallow waters by farmers who use rakes to remove the seaweed off the rocks. The moss is then dried in the sun for up to 2 weeks before it can be consumed.
Traditionally, Irish sea moss was used to treat colds, flu, TB and pneumonia. During the tragic Irish potato famine in the 19th century, the people of Ireland’s west coast turned to Irish sea moss for sustenance
